PUMA.Creative Impact Award, Launched at Sundance

Posted on January 21, 2011

 

Today PUMA.Creative and Channel 4 BRITDOC Foundation announced the launch of the PUMA.Creative Impact Award, a major new annual award to honour the documentary film creating the most significant impact in the world. This 50,000 Euro award acknowledges the film's makers and will help the continuation of the film's campaign work.

The PUMA.Creative Impact Award will be selected by a jury which includes Her Majesty Queen Noor of Jordan; Morgan Spurlock, Academy Award-nominated Director of Super Size Me; Orlando Bagwell, Director of the Ford Foundation Social Justice Media Initiative; and Emmanuel Jal, musician and activist. Filmmakers interested in applying for the PUMA.Creative Impact Award should go to www.britdoc.org/impactaward.  If you have any questions, please direct them to: info@britdoc.org

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